The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-30


Mr. Frank Prudden, of New York, is spending
the holidays with his mother.
Miss Stella Jones went to Louisville yesterday
to spend a month with frsends
Mrs. MAZDA Paddock Sprasue OF Ann Arbor.
Mich, is the guest of Mrs James B. Black
Mr.. Frank B. Clarksou Of Omaha and family
have removed to this city for permanent resi-
dence.
Miss Charlotte Jones will give dancing party
this evening in honor of her guest. Miss New
ton, of Newark, o.
Mr.. Ross Clarke and wife at Las Vegas,
n. NJ, where they are spending week before
leaving for California
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lindley returned yesterday
from northern Illinois, where they spent Christ
mas with the latter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Haughey will give dane
ing party soon. in honor of Miss Gates's guests
Miss Cutler and Miss Reamer.
Miss Helen Wright. of Columbus, O., is visit
ing her brother, Mr.. James T. Wright, and
wife, on North Delaware street
Miss Louise Whipple of La Crosse, Wis and
Miss Alice Mathews. of ST. Paul. spending a
fortnight with relatives IN this city.
An amateur theatrical performance will be
given tomorrow night at the residence of DR..
Fl. R. Allen, on North Delaware street. Tie in
vitations orally given and the company will
be small
Hon. VIM. S. Holman had a very sick day at
the Bates House Wednesday. He had SO far
improved yesterday TO be able to down
into the lobby for a short time, but his illness
still kept him within doors. 1t was contracted
by taking bath and dressing in a cold
DOUBLE WEDDING.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.
PLAINFIELD. Ind, Dec. 29.-Last night, at
o'clock, occurred one of the most charming soci-
ETY. events that has happened in Plainfeld for a
long time. It the marriage of the two
daughters. Misses Antonette and Katie. of Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Moore TO two highly esteemed
young men, also of this place Miss Antoinette
united to Mr.. John E. Vestal, and Miss Ka-
tie to Mr.. Will r. Hadley Mr. Vestal is
young man of sterling qualities, has always
been resident of this place and is at present
connected with his father in the stock business
Quantance and is one of the substantial bust
ness men of this city, being full partner in the
large drug business of Swearengen Sc Hadley
The brides are popular. intelligent and accom-
pshed young ladies. Miss Antoinette. the
elder teacher in the public schools, while
Miss Katie is possessed of fine musical educa-
ton TIE marriage ceremony was performed
by Rev. II. G.. Haskell, of the NJ. E. Church, in
the parlor of the residence of the Moores.
Nearly 100 invited guests were present. Among
them, from abroad were Mr. A. X. Baker and
wife. Indianapolis; Hon. j. V. Hadley and wife,
J. K Moore, Danvile: G. w. Hadley and wife.
Charlottesville. The rooms beautifully
decorated with flowers. Many valuable presents
were received. The newly-wedded couples de-
parted this evening the $50 traiY. for a short
bridal tour, which will be extended to Chicago
DAvISSoN-DE PREF.
6peciaI the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE, Dec. 29-Ex- Represent ative
Ithamar DAWSON, prominent farmer and pol
itcian, was married this evening to Mrs. Mary
De PREF widow of the late August De PREF. The
wedding a very quiet one
wYATT-sHREwsBURY.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MADISON Ind, Dec 29.-Mr. A. J. Wyatt, Of
Kentucky, and Miss Mary Shrewsbury. daugh
ter of ex-Mayor Shrewsbury. of this city,
married this afternoon.